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Burnout, meet your match: A new partnership between Lifesum and Fiit delivers an AI-powered corporate wellness solution designed to reduce burnout and boost employee well-being

Global healthy eating app Lifesum and U.K.-based fitness app Fiit are tackling employee burnout and annual productivity loss totaling $47.6 billion in the U.S., citing an eye-opening stat: 62% of employees report burnout, with mental health a major contributor to workplace illness.

It’s startling data the two app companies aim to address by blending the strengths of each platform—a corporate wellness solution offering AI-powered nutrition and fitness, giving employees access to expert-led workouts wherever they are and personalized meal plans to enhance overall well-being. It’s suitable for organizations of all sizes and allows employees to sync workout and nutrition data across both apps for a comprehensive health overview.

“By partnering with Fiit, we’re combining hyper-personalized nutrition with expert-led fitness to create a corporate wellness solution that fosters healthier, happier workplaces,” Lifesum CEO Markus Falk said.

Lifesum, which counts major employers such as Amazon and GE among its clients, offers personalized meal plans, recipes and AI-powered nutrition insights through its Multimodal Tracker, where users can log meals using photo, voice, text or barcode. Lifesum introduced the Multimodal Tracker earlier this year—a tool it says has driven strong retention, engagement and goal completion. Fiit, on the other hand, offers on-demand workouts with real-time tracking, heart rate integration and live leaderboards.

“Businesses are increasingly seeking wellness solutions that employees will genuinely engage with,” Fiit CEO Ian McCraig said. “Our partnership provides a seamless, effective approach to corporate health.”

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